Leif Kremkow

Manually taken from the Olympics.com site – see the screenshot of Excel file below for a sample:

Recently my BlackBerry BF100-6 Key2 was behaving very strangely – apps and OS crashing randomly. It got to the point where it would only boot to a black screen. I could still get into the BootLoader though. So I tried wiping and re-installing the OS. This is how I did it. Download and install the

My Angular/Meteor App stopped using form data and the JavaScript console was logging lots of “ERROR TypeError: o.ɵnov(…).$any is not a function” messages as soon as I touched form fields bound with two-way data binding – the [()] syntax.

I use a Raspberry Pi to watch movies on my TV with OMXPlayer, but wired full-sized keyboards make for terrible remotes. That’s why I got an MX6 from Rii. The MX6 is just another keyboard to the Raspberry Pi. On the front it is a remote, and on the back a keyboard, but either way

I installed a minimal Debian 10 as guest on a MacBook Pro under VirtualBox 6.1 and noticed that the clock would drift – at lot. After being up a couple of hours it was almost an hour slow. Whether using systemd-timesyncd, ntp , or ntpd -gq all would give the same result: the clock would

For when you need to e-mail a sensitive information or safely store a file somewhere, use encryption. Most encryption/decryption requires dedicated tools, for which the source code may or may not be available, which may be available on Microsoft, but not Apple, or vice versa. There is a simple solution: OpenSSL. Trusted open source, available

Reprise partielle du site de Paul O’Leary McCann, traduit en français. En 1885 Takejiro Hasegawa commença de produire une série de livres “chirimen”, dont, après impression, les feuilles des pages sont pliées en papier crêpe. Recueillant principalement des fables, quelque calendriers ont aussi été réalisées. Ce calendrier de 1901 sera valable en 2019 car les

Instead of using a personal firewall or other host-based detection system to filter unwanted traffic (tracking sites, malware, etc.), use the good old “/etc/hosts/” file to create a natural filter.

You can pay the parking fine over the Internet – the instructions just don’t tell you how. I wrote it down here, because I’ll forget next time I need to pay one…

For testing and low-value data I run a single Elasticsearch instance. This indices quickly go “yellow” because of unallocated shards. Set replication to zero to prevent this.